Tonight "Piers Morgan Tonight" welcomed Chris Christie as the show continued coverage of "Sandy," the storm's aftermath and recovery efforts.
The Governor of New Jersey's state was amongst those hit the hardest, with massive devastation.
A staunch Republican, and an endorser of presidential candidate Mitt Romney, Christie has praised President Barack Obama for his support this week after the storm and ahead of Obama's visit to NJ tomorrow:
"This is much more important than any election, Piers. This is the livelihood of the people in my state," says the 50-year-old who was born in Newark. "When the president does things that deserve praise, I will give him praise. And when the president does things that deserve scorn, I'll give him scorn."
CNN's Martin Savidge reports from West Virginia on state being buried under snow due to Superstorm Sandy. He also told Ashleigh Banfield the state is under high winds and flooding warning.
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